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Cosmic Exploration

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Inorganic Research II

CarpenterC
Level
10–100

Craft the specified number of items with limited supplies.
High-quality items will earn a higher score, and collectability will be scored.

Rewards

Cosmic credits
3
Phaenna Credits
6

Base reward values; evaluation and bonuses can change the final rewards.

  • Cosmic Carpenter III ×4
  • Cosmic Carpenter II ×4
  • Cosmic Carpenter I ×6

Evaluation

Gold
2500
Silver
1100

Phaenna · Map & access

Crafting & rotation calculator

Processed Inorganic Lumber

Carpenter
Durability
40
Progress
3,102
Quality
4,560
  • Cosmic Container×1

Calculated for level 100, Normal condition, without cosmic tool bonuses or mission actions. This calculates one craft, not the total mission score or time.

Find a crafting rotation

Enter your final stats, including food and medicine.

Quality & skills

Searches for a good rotation under Normal conditions using reliable actions. The best result found within the time limit is shown; global optimality is not guaranteed. Specialist skills, expert recipes and special tools are not included.

Standard Timber Pallets

Carpenter
Durability
60
Progress
726
Quality
10,560
  • Processed Inorganic Lumber×1

Calculated for level 100, Normal condition, without cosmic tool bonuses or mission actions. This calculates one craft, not the total mission score or time.

Find a crafting rotation

Enter your final stats, including food and medicine.

Quality & skills

Searches for a good rotation under Normal conditions using reliable actions. The best result found within the time limit is shown; global optimality is not guaranteed. Specialist skills, expert recipes and special tools are not included.

Mission items

  • Standard Timber Pallets×2
  • Processed Inorganic Lumber

Supplied items

  • Cosmic Container×3
Mission brief

Despite requiring water and sunlight to flourish─much like the plants of Etheirys─the inorganic flora that bloom hither and thither on Phaenna are largely composed of glass. Unsurprisingly, these specimens have garnered much interest among our research teams. While there are still mysteries aplenty to solve, we have been able to ascertain the plants' processing potential, and are experimenting with the manufacture of glass-coated timber and fibers derived from the inorganic flora.